If you're going for C-style POOP, vi and Objective-C.
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Anonymous2008-10-31 13:12
Textmate. Watch the screencasts.
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HAX MY .EMACS MEME FAN2008-10-31 16:42
Emacs is the Professional Developer's IDE of choice.
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Anonymous2008-10-31 20:24
Code::Blocks
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Anonymous2008-10-31 20:32
Are you guys talking about the MICROSOFT VISUAL C++ 2008 .NET EXPRESS EDITION programming language?
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Anonymous2008-10-31 22:45
LOL NEED GUI WITH INTELLISENSE = Geany
HAHA NEED POWER AND COFEE MAKER = Emacs
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Anonymous2008-10-31 23:43
Code::Blocks
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Anonymous2008-11-01 1:40
MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO 2008 PROFESSIONAL EDITION
Eclipse in a close second.
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Anonymous2008-11-01 6:07
*nix, vim
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Anonymous2008-11-01 13:11
Microsoft Visual Studio is of course the best.
I haven't yet tried Eclipse with C/C++ Development Tooling (CDT), but have hurd good things.
jEdit + gdbplugin + ProjectViewer + SVNPlugin + ctags + Highlighting (+ any others you want) = Pretty darn good IDE (better than emacs or vi)
Also briefly tried Netbeans, but didn't manage to setup things quite right so it was a little disappointing. The new 6.1 is probably better, and I'm guessing is about as good as Eclipse.
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Anonymous2008-11-01 13:22
>>14 A is of course the best. I haven't yet tried B.
Please kill yourself.
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Anonymous2008-11-01 13:29
>>15
i hurd your mom tried eclipse and loves it more than you
and that you don't like mudkips
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Anonymous2008-11-01 14:23
Fuck off visual studio, emacs is an overcomplicated pile of shit, so are vi(m) and ed. Code::Blocks is the real thing, but Kate is fine too.
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Anonymous2008-11-01 14:47
Kate is the name of my imaginary girlfriend.
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Anonymous2008-11-01 15:51
Eclipse for JAVA
CDT sucks, but that's mostly due to the fucked-up-edness of Sepples making it impossible for the indexer to work properly
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Anonymous2008-11-01 15:55
Textmate is of course the best. I haven't yet tried vi.
Vi is of course the best. I haven't yet tried shit IDEs
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Anonymous2008-11-01 16:03
>>21
We are there to PROGRAM not to PLAY STEPMANIA WITH OUR KEYBOARDS.
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Anonymous2008-11-01 18:14
>>23
Everybody wants to program, but nobody wants to press those keys. Enjoy your continued mediocrity.
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Anonymous2008-11-01 20:01
Most people hate to say it but microsoft visual studio is probably the best one.
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Anonymous2008-11-01 20:22
If you can't handle VIM or Emacs, you are a terrible programmer. Nothing useful has ever been created using anything other than VIM or Emacs.
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Anonymous2008-11-01 21:24
DO YOU THINK THE DEVELOPER OF BBCODE USED AN IDE?
DONT FUCKING THINK SO!
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Anonymous2008-11-02 0:39
The obvious choice is cat and echo.
Unless you're not a faggot, in which case you won't even bother with cat.
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Anonymous2008-11-02 1:33
>>28
Furries prefer the cat. Can't bugger an echo, you know.
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Anonymous2008-11-03 3:44
Depends on project size. If it's small then a simple text editor with syntax highlighting does the job - I use Notepad++ on Windows.
If the project is of any reasonable size though, then Visual Studio shits over everything else, full stop. If you hate VS just because it's from MS you're a noob, MS may write some terrible programs but VS is not one of them.
Of course it's not an option though for fans of the penguin.
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Anonymous2008-11-03 4:04
I hate everything about VI(M) and Emacs and will proceed to use GEdit and make.
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Anonymous2008-11-03 4:21
>>30
The great and glorious VS Compiler fails to compile free software? It's so outstanding and versatile!
what? nothing... i think the poster was just saying that visual studio is not an option for linux users (i.e. fans of the penguin...) or have you just never looked at the linux logo before?
>>35
who said it did? you can install the windows sdk and use the compiler, no need for visual studio if you don't want it.
>>39
ok i stand corrected, that's a good question then... you'd think the sdk + compiler should be all that's needed.
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Anonymous2008-11-04 3:24
>>38
One of the following Microsoft development products must be installed: ...
* For command-line development tool use only, Microsoft Visual C++ 2005/2008* Express Edition and Windows Server 2003 R2 Platform SDK (Core SDK) - both must be installed.
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Anonymous2008-11-04 3:33
>>39,40
I'm pretty sure the intel tools only include the compiler... you still need a linker and all of the libraries to create the final executable.